As nice as it sounds, I think this is just another of Case's money sinks, like the (indescribably ugly) Peter B. Lewis building. ( http://weatherhead.cwru.edu/lewis/ )
They have updated the recommended systems ( http://www.cwru.edu/support/guide/info/specs.html ) to include wireless cards, but from my experience, most people will go with desktop models. When I was there, I wouldn't have been able to use it, and neither would most of the people I knew. Like many examples of high-tech gadgetry, it sounds great until you stop to consider how few students or faculty are actually going to use the service.
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As nice as it sounds, I think this is just another of Case's money sinks, like the (indescribably ugly) Peter B. Lewis building. ( http://weatherhead.cwru.edu/lewis/ ) They have updated the recommended systems ( http://www.cwru.edu/support/guide/info/specs.html ) to include wireless cards, but from my experience, most people will go with desktop models. When I was there, I wouldn't have been able to use it, and neither would most of the people I knew. Like many examples of high-tech gadgetry, it sounds great until you stop to consider how few students or faculty are actually going to use the service.